Die Beichte Trailer (1970)
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Cast
Bruno Dallansky as Weller
Hans Christian Rudolph as Babel
Max Grießer as Stutz
Detlof Krüger as Vorsitzender
Walter Ladengast as Schmauch
Crew
Eberhard Itzenplitz Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 11 November 1970
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